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Tuesday, February 10, 2009
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BC Ferries is skirting around it. The vermiculite insulation containing asbestos is dropping from around the tiles in the ceiling and is visible to everyone.
ReplyDeleteThey will probably report that there is no asbestos, according to their test.
The passenger lounge is still a bus, two months later.